The structure of each political party's national organization includes four major elements:
A) the national convention, the national chairperson, the state central committees, and the congressional campaign committees.
B) state party organizations, the state central committees, the national chairperson, and the national committee.
C) the national convention, the national committee, the national chairperson, and the congressional campaign committees.
D) wards, precincts, state central committees, and the national convention.
E) the presidential candidate, the state party chairpersons, the congressional campaign committees, and the delegates.
C
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individual freedom best by: a. cutting taxes. b. reducing the role of government in people's lives. c. making societies fairer. d. increasing individuals' opportunity to pursue goals important to their lives.
Second Reich possessed some democratic features
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following is NOT a prominent potential challenger to states as the focal points for a person's identity?
A. Supranational organizations like the European Union B. Other sovereign states C. Domestic ethnic groups D. Domestic religious groups E. All of the above are prominent challengers.
The 1993 National Voter Registration Act is more commonly known as the ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).